Windows 7 - whats it like?
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pvt.james
i was gonna order the pro version but cancelled as couldnt see the point in paying double for the xp virtual thingy...was the only real difference i could find between the 2. (i wont use company networks or the backup feature)
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IceT-Bag
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I intend to use it for my business as well as games, so need the XP vitually thingy to ensure my software all works fine, plus the backup would also be good from a business point if view.
If i wanted it just for games I'd go for the home edition for £50.
If i wanted it just for games I'd go for the home edition for £50.
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.
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Bish Bash Bosh! - Windows 7 Pro for £100
:: http://www.johnlewis.com/230663351/Product.aspx
...ordered
:: http://www.johnlewis.com/230663351/Product.aspx
...ordered
The best defence against software piracy is producing a game worth buying.
W7 x64 ultimate rtm/oem installed and running 
BSOD 15 mins later
WMP playing a mpeg
no driver issues yet but still have printer and scannner to do
will be installing x64 pro on the wifes pc soon
BSOD 15 mins later
WMP playing a mpeg no driver issues yet but still have printer and scannner to do
will be installing x64 pro on the wifes pc soon
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